Crook County journal., August 21, 1902, Image 4

skw kekkuvk W oiM'Offci). nu, v ,0 ,.nj!,u.(l in Linn County
fi.MtliiK Antilo of lilnp Mountain in (iriipany F, of Volunteer,, in
Trae Ih AnlMuonliti'il. l.Hl'il:
S-.-mi'Thk, Aii. 11. The sotting A. W. Wis tors, Captain; 1. H.
aside of the territory t'nibruced in Ruudiill, First l.imtcnunt; J. 1.
the Blue and Strawberry Mountain JUiirlr, Second i.ieiitenunt; Aberil,
range as a forest reserve has urous- bVin, V, liluine, Hlain, Byland,
cd much interest in this locality, liiutilord, Carey, Ciiiir, Clark, Car
What the outcome will he remains u,r Oisiek, Claypool, Coryell,
to be seen. Lumbermen and Coryell, C le Denny, Doyle, Ennis,
timber land claimants a i -ended- Flunnery, Ferguson, Fisher, -'" "
ly opposed to the r- crv. . i tainting (i;l,, Ga' b, Howell, llillenry, llark
that it will serve no t-t. r , ose con- m,SS) Kckman, Fose. Jackson,
ducive to public good, 'i'hc land . Junkin, Khun, Kinister, Kirk,
in question, that islhe greater vw- JW,, Lee. Maxwell, Maston, Maley
tion of it, is valuable only tor its ; Mannoy, Morris, Martain, Mc.Don
timber and crazinu purt oses. ' MrClr.re, MeCarley, McCoy,
surveys iind securiiijr, right of way
so that there may he no needle?
delay in beginning oneiations of
construction.
Remove these industries by barring MeMa
McCullcy, McAlistcr
Ihe public use of the domain, and Me.l;.-ter, Osborn, Thile, l'urdoin,
there is nothing left in t!ie way of I'ra.-pi'l, l'rim, l'ogue, I'alrner,
occupation for those who might Itighani. l'uv.ell, Hiland, liiinfonl,
make homes on the land. The Heed, HankiH, Ivoaih, Stiilwe'.l,
idea advanced that it would pro-' Smith, Smith, Smith, Taylor,
tect the watershed of the streams ! Vorkiss, Williams, Wadiey,
that find their source 'll0J Wykofi, Wezer, Winniz, Voder,
mountain ranges uietttionod is eon-! This roll was called last time at
ii.lprcl nil hush bv the lumbermen.! Vancouver. .1 n ! V 20. 1 Still. Not
Iri order to -prove this argument! one of them died in pcrvice ami
acainst tnis oenei , uie v ueoiure ontvone was wounueu, x. r . cmmi,
that all the streams are leu ironi sliglitly in tne loot.
the almost, perpetual snow-.
banks resting on . tvP oi thehihj a Cure for Cholera Infantum,
mountains. That these snowbanks' may," ty Mrs. Canis Raker,
are far above the timber line, thus! of Bookmdter. Ohio, "an infant child
being out of reach of any pro'tee-j of our neighbor's was Millering from
tionthe timber might give. Most'cho'ero infantum. The doctor bad
of the streams not fed from ft sflow '"'" ' '" .
source dry up as early in this part
of the state as they do where there
is no timber. The timber land?
arc different altogether from those
of Western Oregon. There is
scarcely any underbrush here
What a Tnlett Tells.
II Unit mirror of yoinn nhotta ti
wretched, siillinv completion, a jiiun
diced look, moth patnhen ami blotches
mi the skill, it's liver trouble; link Dr.
Kind's New Life Til's regulate the
liver, purify the blood, give clear skin,
rosy ehceks, rich complexion. Only
i'tc, at Adiimson & Wiiinek a drug
more.
It turns out that in the posse
that captuicd Tracy there was a
doctor and a lawyer. When that
combination fails to kill, the limit
is reached. Evidently Tracy dis
covered the character of his new
pursurers and realizing that death
was inevitable, gave tip ti e ghost
by his own hand. In the face id
odds like these, what else could the I
man do. Corvallis Times.
Prineville-ShanlKo
Stage Line.
DAILY BETWEEN PR1NEV1U1 AND SHANIKO.
SCHEDULE.-
Lcnvo Slianiko, (! p. in. Arrivo J'riiu'villo, 11. in
Lcitvo I'riitovillo 1 . in, Arrive Slmniko, 1 n. in.
ist class acconimodali
fo the travcll public.
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT RATES REASONABLE
Atkinson & Witinek Co., AtfimR
(i. M. Ctirni'lt, Munit-r.
ED.f. W1HTK, ' ' JolIN.CO.MIiH.
a bottle of Chamberlain's Onlic Choi-1
era mid l)irrliu;it liemedy to t lit'
house, telling tiiem I felt sure it, would
do good, il used according to direct
ions. In to dayi' time the child Inid
fully recovered, ami is now (nearly a
year since) u vigorous, healthy girl.
OINTMENTS
umi MipjHiMtorirs will 'not,
wtiv'!y cannot-tlu morn
than r-!ievf ynu.
It ri ;Uirci uu tnttfriutl ri-in-cily
to rvmovi' the caiee and
tllVi't u (n-rntant'iit cure.
A'k your ttrugiiNt for Dr.
lVrrin's llookkt on tlif Mil-j-t.
whatever, and the trees stand I I hve rceeoin mended tbi remedy
apart at stated distance, and the I frequently and hnve never known it to
White & Combs.
-DEAI.KItslN -
: WINES, LIQUORS,
io)iE.sii( uiui f( A TQ
.Hronm,... lUAKb. '
COl'NTHV OltDKHS FIRST iHHill SOl'TII
SOLICITED. roiNDEXTEli HOTEL.
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
space between them is as dry as a
powderhouse.
It is also contended that the
establishing of the reserve will
prove a serious drawback to the
advancement of this part of the
state in a commercial way. The
fail in a sing!" instance.'
by all druggists.
For sale
: i
A Xi w Itallroad t'orpnimlon.
One oi the most important steps
that has been taken for a longtime
to advance the interests of The
proposed building of railways j Dalies and in lact the entire In
through the timber portions and land Eni ire is the organization of
into the prolific valleys beyond I The Dalles Railway A Navigation
will be adandoned, for without the j .Company, articles of incorporation
lumber-hauling incentive there is i having been filed with the county
not inducement enough for the ! clerk here oti Wednesday by W. II.
construction of the roads. Fori Moore, of Xoro, and Jos. T. Peters
this reason hintsare freely express-! and E. M. Williams oi The Dalies,
ed that the reserve is established I The capital stock of the company
Kot:co.
On and after July 1, V.XYl,
the
6olely for the purpose of heading
off these enterprises, with the ulti
mate intention of favoring later on
some gigantic corporation which
bas its eye on the immense timber
belts contained in the reserve.
How much truth there is in this
latter theory cannot be determined
at this date, hut nevertheless there
are many who have no hesitation
in pronouncing it a fact, and the
question is for the powers thai be
to answer.
Business men as a rule are much
worked up over the matter, and in
tend to do everything in their pow
er to induce an annulment of the
proclamation creating the reserve.
It is conceded that Dothing could
retard the progress of the country
more than the withholding of these
lands from the public. While the
lumber companies operating in
this section at present will not be
inconvenienced, as most of them
have title already to large tracts of
timber, it is the intending investor
who will be crowded out. Men who
could have been provided a means
'of livelihood through ownership of
timber lands will have to look else
where for an occupation, and as a
result a resourceful country will be
nothing short of a howling wilder
ness. This is the view taken by a
majority of the business people of
this section, and strenuous efforts
will be put forth opposing the re
' serve.
Linn Holdier In 1H01.
'A. Cole, of Olympia, ha sent to i the future.
$.500,000 divided into shares ot
$100 each, and the principal place
of business is The Dalles bays the
Mountaineer.
The objects of the new corpor
ation are to build a standard gauge
road from The Dalles to Biggs, and
to build and operate steamboats on
the upper Columbia, connecting
with any and all lines reaching the
river. The proposed route of
the road is from The Dalles to the
mouth of Fifteen Mile, thence up
that stream through Copper's pass
to Deschutes river above the free
bridge and from there in a north
erly direction to Biggs, ihn north
ern terminus of the Columbia
Southern.
The route thus outlined will be
between 20 and 25 miles and will
lie on an easy grade, making it
available for a portage roar! around
The Dalles and Celilo falls, and
also an outlet for the Columbia
Southern or any other branch that
might be built.
The incorporators are well known
business men, capable of financing
the enterprise, and having large
interests both in this and Sherman
counties will push it along to com
pletion as rapidly as possible.
The construction oi this road,
which will be accomplished inside
of two years at the fartherst, means
the opening of the Columbia river
to navigation as it will pass around
the only .obstruction between As
toria and Lewiston. It will there-
: fore be a regulator of freight rates
following rates will be charged; . j
Single meals, So cent,).
Three meals 11.00. j
l'OIMiKVrKK IIiYM., j
IIoTKJ, rKINKVII.l t'. j
Deputy Stock Inspector). I
JCotire in hereby eueii llint I hvn
ilie following iiiom-d io r. .1 1
dfi'iiiy siiwV innirui'ir: i
J. V. CViKTiidii, H .y Crm k. I
Sum HhimiI'dII AkIiw I.
E. SMrki, .S:ter. I
A. Morrow, Hiiymack j
V. M. Smith, , I'loihnrt.
K wim Knox, I'".
T. 0. Smiin, ' Hi r ('ivu!. j
J. S. H"ne, IWiltiii. !
Alex Mrlutmh, llhnlill
J. 1'. Vkii Houii'ti, . Hny Civuk. i
1 1'. , Cowlm, H.iy Cituk
Joe Hiukle,
bunk Imptctor Crook County.
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Stock hoarded by day, week or
if f j if month. Fine fuddle horses umi
lT3i!Ki tOU MuDlCS livwy turnouts. Kali reus ible.
(iood ill eommoihitions.
Kemiiiil'i-r us when in Prim-
!?Pihv PpOl Rirn v"'" we guarantee that vuur
and "vUlJ' I CI J Dai patronage will be nppre. ialc.1
and deserved.
the editor of the fcantiam News, I, is the purpose of the incorpor
kvsi memory, (he following list oi atore to proceed ot once with the
IIOOTII t'OltXKTT, I'roiirictiirs.
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